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Geoff Johnson: Defining Indigenous education from an Indigenous viewpoint

Geoff Johnson: Defining Indigenous education from an Indigenous viewpoint

In last week鈥檚 column, I suggested that: 鈥淏.C.
Charla Huber: Thank you for your service, Desmond James

Charla Huber: Thank you for your service, Desmond James

My entire life, I鈥檝e heard the phrase 鈥淭hank you for your service,鈥 and I鈥檝e said it many times, but it wasn鈥檛 until I met Desmond James that I really understood what it meant. I met James in 2018 when I started working toward my master鈥檚 degree.
Monique Keiran: It's not just about logging: First Nations have a say on ancestral lands

Monique Keiran: It's not just about logging: First Nations have a say on ancestral lands

Despite the recent deferral on old-growth logging in the Fairy Creek watershed and Central Walbran areas, the Fairy Creek 颅protests 颅continue. The deferral suspends logging on 2,034聽hectares in those areas for two years.
Trevor Hancock: Who has the right to cut old growth?

Trevor Hancock: Who has the right to cut old growth?

The new 鈥榃ar in the Woods鈥 to protect old-growth forest in Fairy Creek and far beyond raises an important issue that has been neglected.
Lawrie McFarlane: Alzheimer's drug gets green light 鈥 but does it work?

Lawrie McFarlane: Alzheimer's drug gets green light 鈥 but does it work?

A ruckus has broken out in the scientific community over a decision by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to approve a new drug designed to combat Alzheimer鈥檚.
Jack Knox: Out of tragedy, Francis Rattenbury's son became a fine dad

Jack Knox: Out of tragedy, Francis Rattenbury's son became a fine dad

Even without the murder, it would have been hard to live under the weight of his famous but scandal-tinged father鈥檚 name.
Hunters join forces with conservationists to call on B.C. to protect fish and wildlife habitat

Hunters join forces with conservationists to call on B.C. to protect fish and wildlife habitat

As B.C.
Monique Keiran: Memories of 鈥楽ister Ogre鈥 who made the kids cry

Monique Keiran: Memories of 鈥楽ister Ogre鈥 who made the kids cry

I called her 鈥淪ister Ogre.鈥 I never said the name out loud, of course 鈥 not to her or to anyone else. For some reason, my parents sent me to a Catholic elementary school. It was in a new suburban neighbourhood of a small Alberta city.
Trevor Hancock: What happened in Kamloops was part of a national crime

Trevor Hancock: What happened in Kamloops was part of a national crime

Some may find this column disturbing, as it is about the deaths of Indigenous people a century or more ago. Moreover, in quoting from a 1922 report, some of the words used then (e.g. Indians) are not acceptable today.
Geoff Johnson: Indigenous culture must be woven into the fabric of our schools

Geoff Johnson: Indigenous culture must be woven into the fabric of our schools

The unspeakable discovery of children鈥檚 bodies beside a residential school funded by the federal government and administered by a religious organization brought Christopher Hitchens to mind.